Buffalo News

Just in time for Easter weekend and Dyngus Day the University at Buffalo has made available a wonderful collection of photos from Buffalo's Polonia district.

BUFFALO, N.Y. U.S. Attorney William Hochul announced Friday the sentencing of Marlon Johnson, Jr.,25, of Kenmore, N.Y. to 48 months in a Federal prison.

The state Department of Labor reported Thursday that Buffalo picked up 3,100 jobs in the private sector in March compared to a year ago, an increase of 0.7 percent.

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Paladino says he has not had any serious discussions about joining an ownership group.

Judging by the turnout Thursday afternoon, there will be no shortage of food served during events at Buffalo's Canalside this summer.

The death of a 16-month-old baby girl has been ruled a homicide, and detectives are working on several leads to identify her killer.

Police say when they stopped a suspicious vehicle on Clinton Street in the Town of West Seneca, they found a suspected armed robber was among the passengers.

There are two separate rubbish fires along rail tracks Thursday afternoon in Buffalo.

BUFFALO N.Y. Erie County Sheriff Timothy Howard is looking for the public's help in identifying who may be responsible for setting three fires in the area of Broadway and Two Rod Road in the Town of Alden.

Butter sculptures in the shape of a lamb are a traditional part of Easter meals among Buffalo's large Polish-American population.

The family of a Buffalo teen will get justice in court Thursday. A judge is sentencing 21-year-old DarShawn Morris, the man who murdered a 13-year-old girl.

If there is one thing that you can count on, it's that the Buffalo Chamber Players will find a new way to do things just a little differently, as in their next concert on Wednesday, April 23 at 7:30pm at the Buffalo Seminary on Bidwell Parkway, which will consist entirely of transcriptions and arrangements.

On Friday, April 18, Just Buffalo Literary Center will present a poetry reading by Clark Coolidge, a writer who holds a singular place in American letters.

New York State has rejected the Buffalo School District's plans to turn around Bennett High School and Martin Luther King Jr. Multicultural Institute.

A former postal carrier admitted Wednesday he threw out mail that had become disorganized, rather than try to deliver it.

A Buffalo attorney has been disbarred after admitting he stole funds from his client and used the money for his own personal use.

New York State Police say they found two illegal handguns during a traffic stop on Bailey Avenue, Tuesday night.

National environmental groups are putting the spotlight on Gov. Andrew Cuomo, over the issue of the expanding international oil distribution center, located just blocks from the State Capitol, at the Port of Albany.

The former chief deputy to Republican Gov. George Pataki is considering a run for New York attorney general, talking to state party officials and potential backers.